Scenes of the Conquest of America in Mexico in the 16th Century
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The administrative and artistic role of women in 17th-century pictorial studios
Scenes of the Conquest of America in Mexico in the 16th Century
Chinese sculptor Chitqua’s journey to London that revolutionised 18th-century British sculpture
Christina of Sweden, the Athena of Europe in the 17th century
The Torre de la Parada was the small redoubt that combined the hunting and artistic tastes of Philip IV
Engraved portrait of a young Philip IV by Cornelis Galle in 1634
Embroidered fabric from 16th century Spain as a reflection of the material culture of the 16th century
Everyday 16th-17th century clothing utensils for opening lechuguilla collars
Bronze sculpture made by the Leone family with Charles V as the main character, portrayed in divine style, with the possibility of removing his armour at will
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